Dean P. Neikirk is affiliated with The University of Texas at Austin in the United States.
Their research primarily falls within the field of Engineering, with a focus on several subfields including Civil and Structural Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials, Ocean Engineering, and Pollution.
Themes covered in their work include:
Dean P. Neikirk has co-authored publications with several researchers, including:
Their work has appeared in various scholarly venues, notably:
Key recent publications include:
David B. Rutledge;Dean P. Neikirk;Dayalan P. Kasilingam
Romy Kirby;Eun Jeong Cho;Brian Gehrke;Travis Bayer
D. Rutledge;M. Muha
Shixuan Yang;Ying Chen Chen;Luke Nicolini;Praveenkum Pasupathy
Steve Savoy;John J. Lavigne;J. Seung Jin Yoo;John Wright
S. Kim;D.P. Neikirk
Adrian Goodey;John J. Lavigne;Steve M. Savoy;Marc D. Rodriguez
Nick Christodoulides;Maiyen Tran;Pierre N. Floriano;Marc Rodriguez
Mehnaaz F. Ali;Romy Kirby;Adrian P. Goodey;Marc D. Rodriguez
John T. Mcdevitt;Eric V. Anslyn;Jason B. Shear;Dean P. Neikirk
Y. Kim;D.P. Neikirk
D. P. Neikirk;Wayne W. Lam;D. B. Rutledge
John T Mcdevitt;Adrian Goodey;Jason B Shear;Eric Anslyn
Young Soo Sohn;Adrian Goodey;Eric V. Anslyn;John T. McDevitt
Dean P. Neikirk;David B. Rutledge;Michael S. Muha;Hyeon Park
V.P. Kesan;D.P. Neikirk;P.A. Blakey;B.G. Streetman
John T Mcdevitt;Eric V Anslyn;Jason B Shear;Dean P Neikirk
John T. Mcdevitt;Eric V. Anslyn;Jason B. Shear;Dean P. Neikirk
John T Mcdevitt;Eric V Anslyn;Jason B Shear;Dean P Neikirk
S.M. Wentworth;D.P. Neikirk
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East China Normal University
Iowa State University
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Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate
National Research Council (CNR)
University of Bordeaux
Chinese University of Hong Kong
ETH Zurich
University of Notre Dame
University of Melbourne
iRobot (United States)
Kyushu University
Purdue University West Lafayette
University of Potsdam
Scott & White Memorial Hospital
Northwestern Polytechnical University
